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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Reaper_OneZero:
yep, all of my drivers have been reinstalled. phone has been connected, disconnected, restarted etc. with no luck.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xBeerdroiDx:
Is that the factory cable included with the phone? Different (even rear) usb ports? Sorry for the small questions. Starting at the bottom
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Reaper_OneZero:
yes it is the factory cable, I have tried other cables as well. Tried both of my USB ports. Is there any other program other than AFT and Kies that I could use? Im using Wifi File Explorer Pro right now to transfer files but I would like the speed of USB if I could get it
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xBeerdroiDx:
you likely wont get the speed of usb on an "air" transfer app. do you have usb debug mode on? i use airdroid to transfer files
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xxsicknessxx:
For Windows you can use drivers in my Sig fixed hardware I'd . For Mac find old drivers
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Reaper_OneZero:
Yeah USB debug is on, alright well thanks for the help. Ill just use airdroid and look through other threads to see if other are having the ssame problem
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xBeerdroiDx:
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\xxsicknessxx just posted this. not sure if you saw it
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Reaper_OneZero:
Awesome thanks I'll have to see if I can find some
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavRoc:
I'm having problems updating the OS on my unrooted, stock Nexus S I9020A, running on Straight Talk on an AT&T sim. When I purchased it, it was on 2.3.4. As soon as I turned it on (which was prior to the release ICS for this phone), it upgraded itself to 2.3.6 over WiFi via an OTA download. However when ICS came out, it did not upgrade itself OTA, despite waiting several weeks after the OTA appeared to be rolling out here in the US (since I got the 2.3.6 upgrade before I had even put the sim in, I assumed that the fact that I was on Straight Talk should not matter, but I'm not 100% clear on that). In any event, after getting tired of waiting, I updated the OS to ICS 4.0.4 manually by downloading the official OTA zip file manually, copying it to the phone, rebooting into recovery mode, and applying the update. Now that JB has been released, I've waited again for it to update automatically OTA, but no joy. So I again downloaded the official OTA zip file (android.clients.google.com/pa...a/P2lZDQWb.zip), and tried to do it manually. This time, however, I get the following error each time:

Finding update package . . .

Opening update package . . .

Verifying update package . . .

Installing update . . .

Verifying current system . . .

assert failed: apply_patch_space (16570800)

E:Error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted

As far as I can tell, I'm using the correct file. Currently, from the bootloader my Product Name is Herring; Hardware Version is Rev. 16; Bootloader is ver. I9020XXKL1; Baseband Ver. is I9020UCKJ1; and Carrier Info is AT&T. In Settings, About Phone, it says my baseband is I9020AUCKJ1, and Kernel is 3.0.8-g665123, android-build@vpbs1 #1, Thus. Feb 2 16:56:02 PST 2012.

I've also tried doing a full reset on the phone, but that doesn't help. Asking it to check for updates doesn't do anything, and I get the same error message when I tried to do it manually as described above after resetting.

Any advice? Hate to be stuck on ICS. Many thanks.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _android_:
The patch you are trying to apply fails pre-requisite system check. Probably the wrong version.

Go to https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#sojuajzo54k, or get this full Google Factory Image, un-tar/7-zip and run flash-all.bat or flash-all.sh (linux).

Check this out for steps in detail.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavRoc:
Thanks. That's what I thought. And I thought the solution was what you suggested, but I'm afraid it feels over my head. I've been looking for more detailed instructions for someone at my skill level, but have not found them.

I see that the 1st step of the more detailed instructions is to download the Android SDK Tools, but the instructions are written for the Windows tools, and I'm on a Mac. I see that there appears to be a Mac version at developer.android.com/sdk/index.html. However that version appears to be for 64 bit systems, and my old Mini is a 32 bit (running 10.6.8), and, indeed, when I try to run Eclipse (which is what I gather is the program that allows access to the other tools), it says its not compatible with my system. While there doesn't appear to be a 32 bit version of the ADT bundle, I see that there's also a download link for "SDK Tools Only." I'm not clear if that's 32 bit.

So I'm stuck on step one, much less understanding how actually run SDK Manager, and where to put the factory image on a Mac system, and how to issue the linux commands to the phone (I'm guessing that once I'm running the right program on my Mac when I connect the phone via USB I can issue the commands).

So, any idea where there are detailed instructions for doing this on a Mac?

Many thanks.

UPDATE: Never mind, I figured it out. Your answer gave me the phrases to google.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavRoc:
Thought I'd post what worked for me in case it helps others, since I didn't find any tutorials that actually had all steps or all instructions accurate.

I more or less followed the instructions at xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1917237 (can't post full links yet, so add the necessary http:// prefix to all links) to download and install ADB and fastboot on a Mac. But you don't need the full ADT Bundle (which is 64 bit so won't work on older Macs). If you scroll down to Download for Other Platforms, you can download the SDK only (I saw on other sites links to download just ADB and fastboot, but wanted to get my stuff directly from Google), and that worked on my 32 bit system. The instructions at the link above about what files you need, and where to put them worked for me (you can put your Android folder as described there anywhere). Key seems to be to have ADB and fastboot in the same directory as the unpacked factory image files that you'll also download. I did not bother with the nano editor steps (because I didn't fully understand what they were doing, and they turned out to be completely unnecessary).

Here's another set of instructions for getting ADB and fastboot only, but I didn't use these: android.stackexchange.com/questions/26612/doing-a-clean-install-of-android-on-nexus-s-galaxy-nexus-or-nexus-7.

I also downloaded the latest factory image from developers.google.com/android/nexus/images (see not above about placement of files).

I then put the phone is USB Debug mode in Settings/Developer Options/USB Debugging.

I then went into fastboot mode by turning off the phone, then press and hold Volume Up, then press and hold Power.

I then more or less followed the step by step instructions here: forums.androidcentral.com/nexus-4-rooting-roms-hacks/223923-guide-nexus-4-factory-image-restore.html, substituting the directories I had created with the downloads above, and the files I had downloaded (these instructions are for a Nexus 4). You'll note, however, that the factory image has batch and shell files with instructions that match those given, and you can see those instructions by opening the bat files or sh files with a text editor. None of the batch or shell files would execute for me though, so I had to do the steps manually as outlined in the link above. Also, the instructions at the link say that for Macs you have to add "-mac" (without the quotes) to each Linus command. That didn't work for me, and I just used the commands as written. I preceded all commands with ./ after having first using the ./ cd command to get to the right directory where the files were located, as noted above. Finallly, Instead of step 5, I did the command ./ fastboot oem unlock.

Hopefully this will help someone else.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djmarjinslc:
ok the screen on my RAZR went dark for a few days. i guess the battery died and when i tried to turn it back on, the screen wouldnt work. i did an ESN change, waited a few days maybe a week, and the screen started working again. all seems well, i havent had any more issues with the screen and so i wanted to put it back on Page Plus. and so my question is how do i reprogram it to Page Plus. *22880 or is there another method another way to get it done or will i have to get it re-flashed ?
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freak4dell:
This is the wrong section. This section is about the RAZR i, not the RAZR.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS

I CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT IT WORKS 100%

AGAIN, I CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT IT WORKS 100%

THANKS AGAIN TO PHANTOMGAMERS

First off, you need the latest MODDED CM10.1 Nightly that PhantomGamers has provided us.

Get it here: https://sundergaming.com/downloads/sph-i710/ubuntu/

Next, you need the Nightly Ubuntu IMG:

cdimages.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-pr...urrent/quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip

Make SURE you have the latest CWM or TWRP recovery for your device!

I recommend TWRP because it's much easier to use.

TWRP Download: http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/107

Install:

1. Download the latest

MODDED

CM10.1 build listed above.

2. Download the Nightly Ubuntu Quantal from link above.

3. Put both on SDCARD.

4. Install and boot into CWM 6.0.1.9+ or into TWRP.

5. If you haven't flashed the quantal zip before, wipe data.

6. Install the CM10.1 zip and then the quantal zip.

7. Reboot and enjoy!

Credits to PhantomGamers for the modded ZIP and Thunderstruck (for instructions) over at Rootwiz.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
Reserved
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Somvang`:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

O: Downloading it now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] invisiblek:
Who is Thunderstruck?

PhantomGamers is the one that made this

Also - flashing a full cm rom works? I know the zip he had is only like 50mb
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

!!! Can't wait to try!

Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] boombotz401:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

This is gonna be interesting!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
Yes, it does. His 50mb ZIP is some modded CM10.1 made for D2VZW phones.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blacuda:
Going to try this now, can I flash gapps? inbetween the roms im guessing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
Seems to be broken as of now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FiendFyre:
So can you tell us what all is working or broken? Do android apps work (I'm going to put my money on no, but still)?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] travisd4est:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

What's the scoop from anyone who's installed this so far?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] felibon:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

I just flashed it as per instructions. When it booted up it was just a gappless cm10.1 ROM. Nothing special about it. I was expecting a whole different look.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] travisd4est:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

Alright. Thanks man
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
Yeah, I don't know what is happening, the modded CM10.1 rom the D2VZW guy has most likely doesn't have magical wizardry going on.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] travisd4est:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

I tried it and got the same outcome. Does it have to be flashed over cm? What about trying a "almost pure aosp" ROM?

I even tried rebooting and flashing the Ubuntu file again. Still same out come.

Edit. Anon pm me your gtalk. I'd be down to help problem shoot this
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeyLee:
A video on this that I watched said this was pretty much just a CM10 based OS with an Ubuntu UI over top
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
Yep. That is what it is pretty much. Ubuntu Touch is AOSP with a pretty skin on it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] invisiblek:
This is not true

Ubuntu touch does not even include dalvik.

My understanding is that besides the kernel, it uses a minimal system of binaries and libraries that are common to cm. The rest of it is ubuntu stuff.

Join us on irc (see my sig) and talk with PhantomGamers. He can tell you what he did to get this working, worst case scenario I can ask him to roll one out for d2spr.

EDIT: quite honestly, if you were to replace the kernel in the boot.img in Phantom's zip with a d2spr zImage, and package it all back up, this would probably work just as well as it does on d2vzw (which is not good, about the only things are the screen and touch input)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sprkat85:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

Thanks thunderstuck!

Sent from my phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 117micc:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR

anyone get this to boot up? in getting a gappless cm 10.1

sent from my SGS3 running cm10.1 kanged
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StaticMaal:
Did anybody wipe their internal sdcard? I'm going to do it and see if it helps and not give me the gappsless CM10.1.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] invisiblek:
Yea...that won't work...

Someone should try this: http://invisiblek.org/sph-i710/cm-10.1-20130222-forUbuntu-d2spr.zip

Along with the 500mb zip from the OP

It should work, but I dont have d2spr to verify it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StaticMaal:
Oh. And I will try that.

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Nope that didn't work got stuck at a black screen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] invisiblek:
I know when I did it, there was a black screen for awhile since it didn't have a boot animation.

Wait it out a minute or two, if you still get nothing you'll probably want to try to build the device specific part from source.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

So this isn't working at all ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StaticMaal:
I don't think so. I even tired the verizon version but still no go.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] invisiblek:
OP did forget a very important step: wipe data before flashing

Not sure if that will help
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StaticMaal:
I was going to try that but I was told it wouldn't work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] .Bambino:
Is the lockscreen also included?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 117micc:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

So I tried the new cm zip and I also wiped data... Just sits on a black screen, waited over 10mins and nothing :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] travisd4est:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

Its not working... read.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 117micc:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

Read the thread
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ghostzyden:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

Tried porting the Verizon version as well but I'm stupid when it comes to updater-scripts and causes a failed flash lol Hope you guys figure it out ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 117micc:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

thanks for trying anyways I'm no Dev more a crack flasher so your doing now than I can
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ghostzyden:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

I don't have any way of building from source but if any of you know how here's some info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] killa57:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/02/ubuntu-phone-up-running-on-samsung-galaxy-s3

This should help yall out
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
That's not going to help. It links to a link that is in the OP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
try dis*: https://sundergaming.com/downloads/sph-i710/ubuntu/cm-10.1-20130225-UNOFFICIAL-d2spr.zip

*if this bricks your stuff i take no responsibility, I do not own this device.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ace2k8:
Has any one tried to flash that to there SGSIII. I would but i cant go back to my Nexus S 4G TO SLOW!!!! lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

I might just try this if I brick I have a USB jig
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
for clarification i highly doubt it will brick, if anything you should be able to restore by flashing another rom through recovery, i just said that because i can't guarantee anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

Is it the same instructions? First flash a aosp ROM than this
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
no. flash this and then flash quantal. :P
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ram9200:
It worked?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
hell if i know heh, it should though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
it booted:laugh:

---------- Post added at 07:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:16 PM ----------

i have messages that isnt mine. i have pics that not mine. but this is a good start not a dd
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
this is expected :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
Thanks phantomgamers for getting this to us
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ace2k8:
So what two files do i need to flash to get this to work cuz i am a little lost over here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ghostzyden:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

Download the file phantom posted and the quantal Ubuntu zip from the op.

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It boots but there's no data or WiFi or anything really lol Navigation took some getting used to but it's pretty neat once you get the hang of it. Can't wait until it's done ;) Appreciate you getting this up and running phantom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 117micc:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

Yeah this definitely is not meant to use daily lol.... it's so funny because if mass production starts they are going to have to include videos on how to use it lmao, let my gf see it and she got lost quick, had top explain and show her everything and then she was like no thanks I'll stick with what I know... ubuntu has a huge hurdle to cross, and that's getting people to actually figure or how to use it productively....

sent from my SGS3 running cm10.1 kanged
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] travisd4est:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - NOT WORKING

Some reason it reminds me of boot to gekko
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AnonSVN:
:victory:

THANK YOU
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] neonymbus:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - WORKING!

So is this worth giving a try or should I just wait for a more stable build? I'm really pumped for a functional Ubuntu daily driver, but I really like my phone how it is now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ghostzyden:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - WORKING!

It's worth making a backup and flashing so you learn how to navigate. But almost nothing works (data, WiFi, etc.)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
wifi should work but you need to configure it over ssh or adb, i'm not sure of the specifics...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ghostzyden:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - WORKING!

Ahh ok I might look into that, thanks again man ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] messiah143:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - WORKING!

I'll wait to this becomes beta than I will try this out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
As per my post on RootzWiki Canonical is now offering nightly builds for the Quantal preinstalled package.

You can get the latest one here: http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-t...urrent/quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip

I haven't tried it myself yet but assuming it boots up (it should), there might be more features or bug fixes.

For clarification you should flash this INSTEAD OF the other prebuilt zip but as with that one WITH the device-specific build zip.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] milky1112:
Would be nice to check this out once data and things are working. Looks good so far!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Smac7:
so how's the performance so far?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 117micc:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

So it says nightlies but no change log... Trying to figure out what exactly works and what needs to be done to start fixing it... Would be greatly appreciated
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
looks nice, looking forward to using it when it's done.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kraiioL:
can recive calls ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 117micc:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

no lol, nothing works, it just boots for right now... so you can see how to navigate the os and stuff but that's it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Edgardo101510:
this is just a preview
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Smac7:
i love it! i don't see this OS being successful though on a large scale. Not only will they need the apps, they also have to teach people how to use this. It's a bit overwhelming at first. Sure i can pick it up, but they laymen probably can't.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 18th.abn:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

Ubuntu touch will be pretty big. Carriers will be selling Ubuntu os phones starting this year and I think its going to be pretty awesome
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Plays2:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

You can use this updater-script to run this on d2att. Will prob work with all us gs3 variants.

http://db.tt/Y6d3I7pq
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] travisd4est:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

What exactly would this update?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Plays2:
Nothing really, just removed the assert script in the beginning. Now it will boot and run on all us gs3 variants. But not international. Just copy/paste the updater-script in my last post into the modded cm zip in (meta-inf/com/Google/android) and replace the old one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The Root:
Wow, sounds like actual Linux. :facepalm:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PhantomGamers:
I think Ubuntu on the desktop/laptop is relatively easy to just pick up and use for basic tasks that the layman would need to do...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MassStash:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

Runs really well for super beta build. And I think its really easy to get the hang of. People are still confused by android when they get their first smart phone, that's what people like us are around for, to help teach em! Haha. And that's also what iPhones and windows phones are for when they still can't understand. Very intrigued to help test this out. Keep up the good work!

~S-Off LTEvo; Viper4G_3.x.x; Elementalx

cpu0/1: 1.7ghz ¦ 192mhz ¦ sleep: 486mhz max

Intellidemand

row

mpdecision: off
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shane6374:
Not the most user friendly OS, is it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jazz995756:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

Does 3g and WiFi work or is it still broken
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MassStash:
Re: [ROM][ALPHA] Ubuntu Touch for D2SPR - Nightlies!

Ah nah, nothing like that functions yet, and its more of a demo OS it seems. Like, has random contacts and videos n stuff populated to see what things would be like. Its very similar, if you've had n older device, to a port from a different or newer phone where data n WiFi n stuff do t work yet. Touch panel works very well tho. Power button locks, but does not turn off screen. Also, I have not discovered a power/reboot menu either, requires hard reboot haha.

~S-Off LTEvo; Viper4G_3.x.x; Elementalx

cpu0/1: 1.7ghz ¦ 192mhz ¦ sleep: 486mhz max

Intellidemand

fiops

mpdecision: off
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Smac7:
I think ubuntu right now on desktops is actually very user-friendly. It's got an app store and it's really easy to open all your applications and finds them. Of course, if there are any issues, to the command line you go.